He has also worked for "prime ministers, finance ministers, foreign ministers and health ministers in some of the world's most prominent emerging markets," according to his biography on the firm's website.
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Some of the 20 countries taking part, such as Egypt and Kuwait, are sending prime ministers, foreign ministers or finance ministers.
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Other ministers replaced include the education, development and communications ministers.
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We have 10 deputy ministers, five women ambassadors, three ministers.
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Two cabinet ministers resigned, and several junior ministers and party functionaries followed them.
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SE, was among 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers detained.
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Besides Mishustin, bureaucrats have also been appointed as ministers and deputy prime ministers.
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The court was a special one which exists to try ministers and former ministers.
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Today six regional governors, two ministers and 20 deputy ministers are in their 30s.
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SORKIN: YOU SPEND A LOT OF TIME TALKING TO FOREIGN TRADE MINISTERS, FINANCE MINISTERS.
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Prayuth switched or appointed 18 ministers, deputy ministers and deputy prime ministers, according to a list published in the Royal Gazette, which was endorsed by Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
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Finance ministers, but not foreign ministers, will be invited along with delegations of business leaders.
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He was among 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers who were detained.
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Mnangagwa also appointed six new deputy ministers and 10 ministers of state for provincial affairs.
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Late on Friday evening, Zuma presided over the swearing in of new ministers and deputy ministers.
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The president had refused to swear in the new ministers, so the ministers were all interim.
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A government statement issued late Wednesday said Oli dropped six cabinet ministers and three junior ministers.
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Deputy prime ministers and other members of the Council of Ministers were appointed during Saturday's session.
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"Ministers have been moved, and the majority of them were good performing ministers," Mr. Mantashe said.
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Eleven princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers were detained, two senior officials told Reuters.
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EU foreign ministers and defense ministers are due to hold informal meetings in Helsinki in late August.
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The talks were attended by the foreign ministers, irrigation ministers and intelligence chiefs of the three countries.
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Among those detained are 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers, according to Saudi officials.
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But it's more than just prime ministers: Dozens of cabinet ministers, Knesset members and mayors also were investigated.
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Finance ministers from the region, but not foreign ministers, will be invited along with delegations of business leaders.
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Staffers of cabinet ministers can't enter the facility and the ministers can't use their phones in the bunker.
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At last year's summit, held in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain sent ministers or deputy prime ministers.
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Her latest idea is that meetings of the euro zone's finance ministers should occasionally take in economy ministers too.
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He was among 11 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers detained, three senior officials told Reuters on Sunday.
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Former prime ministers face off Voters will choose between two former prime ministers: Anicet-Georges Dologuele and Faustin Archange Touadera.
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He was among 13 princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers detained, three senior officials told Reuters on Sunday.
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In February, NATO's Defense Ministers will convene a ministerial conference and in April they will do so for Foreign Ministers.
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Among those charged have been 14 government ministers, 39 deputy ministers, 14 senators and one member of the European Parliament.
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None of the current ministers are Hezbollah members, but the group has backed the new ministers of industry and health.
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Saudi-owned Al Arabiya television said the body had detained 11 princes, four current ministers and tens of former ministers.
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Two former prime ministers, several ex-ministers and prominent businessmen have been detained in anti-graft investigations since Bouteflika's resignation.
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Algeria has jailed two prime ministers, several ministers and prominent businessmen over corruption charges since the demonstrations erupted on Feb. 22.
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On Wednesday, a total of 22 ministers, including junior ministers, split equally between men and women, were named in his government.
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"A yearly assessment by Ecofin (EU finance ministers) could indeed make the ministers consider more the spill over of national decisions".
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Under the existing system, executive duties are shared between the President and the Council of Ministers (the Prime Minister and ministers).
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DNA sent roughly 1,000 people to trial last year, Kovesi has said, including three ministers, six lawmakers and two deputy ministers.
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Prayuth switched or appointed 12 ministers and deputy ministers late on Friday, according to a list published in the Royal Gazette.
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OPEC ministers will meet in Vienna on March 5 and then gather with ministers from non-OPEC countries on March 6.
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On Tuesday, two former prime ministers, two former industry ministers, several prominent businessmen and Bouteflika's youngest brother were jailed for corruption.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers will decide next month on the future steps to help Greece successfully end its current bailout program, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers said on Friday after a meeting of finance ministers.
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Whereas all ministers felt compelled to attend meetings chaired by the president, they felt free to skip meetings called by other ministers.
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The government also said its deputy prime ministers and ministers of justice, the interior and foreign affairs would be appointed to YAS.
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Lukashenko also named four new deputy prime ministers, as well as new ministers of the economy, communications and industry, among other posts.
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CHIANG RAI, THAILAND - The 23rd ASEAN finance ministers' meeting (AFMM), and the 5th ASEAN finance ministers and central bank governors' meeting (AFMGM).
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The policy envisions a water council headed by the prime minister, and with other members comprising federal ministers and provincial chief ministers.
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Israel's Supreme Court has ruled in the past that government ministers or deputy ministers, once indicted, may not remain in their posts.
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Two former prime ministers, several ex-ministers and prominent businessmen have been in detention since then as part of anti-graft investigations.
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In a sign that Dutton might gain the necessary support, four cabinet ministers and six more government ministers tendered resignations Wednesday morning.
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Shah, Jaishankar and Sitharaman were among 24 cabinet ministers handed top jobs on Friday, along with a number of junior ministers handed portfolios.
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Twenty ministers and vice ministers from 17 different countries are expected to participate in the forum, which will focus on counterterrorism and radicalization.
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He merged several portfolios and presented a list of 16 ministers while keeping the current defense and interior ministers, state television said earlier.
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Teo Chee Hean and Tharman Shanmugaratnam will relinquish their roles of deputy prime ministers but will remain in the cabinet as senior ministers.
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These early copywriters were often ministers or former ministers who wanted to sell products to people the way they sold religion in church.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's new ministers and deputy ministers will be sworn in at 1600 GMT on Friday, President Jacob Zuma's office said.
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His incoming team boasted just 45 ministers and ministers of state, compared with the unwieldy 77-person crew fielded by the previous government.
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But the outgoing chairman of euro zone finance ministers, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, has said there was no broad support for that idea among ministers.
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The targets: the prominent billionaire investor Prince al-Waleed bin Talal, at least 10 other princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers.
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Prime Minister Sylvestre Ilunga Ilunkamba finally named new ministers and vice ministers on Monday, but they have yet to be sworn into office.
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Following are profiles of the ministers from Unidas Podemos (Together We Can), including Pablo Iglesias who becomes one of four deputy prime ministers.
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In addition to Prince Alwaleed, at least 10 other princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers were taken into custody in November.
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Parliament removed the transportation and education ministers citing poor performance, bringing the total number of dismissed ministers to five over the last two days.
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Waqa said that he had not allowed China to speak as protocol dictated that he allow prime ministers and ministers to speak before diplomats.
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The head of the Eurogroup of finance ministers, Jeroen Djisselbloem, said ministers hope to reach a deal at the next meeting on June 15.
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Sisi also named four new deputy ministers - a deputy planning minister and three deputy finance ministers for treasury affairs, tax policy and fiscal policy.
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The key defense, interior, and foreign ministers all kept their jobs as did holders of economic portfolios such as the planning and supplies ministers.
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Banyan equated democracy with freewheeling, rambunctious politics, divisive national debates, inter- and intra-party politicking, and quick changes of prime ministers and cabinet ministers.
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In announcing the ban on sex between ministers and their subordinates, Mr. Turnbull said that ministers, whether married or single, must lead by example.
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EU ministers fail to break digital tax deadlock European Union finance ministers couldn't come to an agreement Tuesday on taxing digital revenues, Leigh Thomas reports.
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Most ministers had already voted in favour of the new plan and a veto by the remaining ministers was unlikely, senior government officials told Reuters.
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At last year's GCC summit, held in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain sent ministers or deputy prime ministers, rather than heads of state.
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Indeed, since 1900 Britain has had 23 different prime ministers, and on 19513 occasions prime ministers have come to power other than in general elections.
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Orner invited former Australian prime ministers from John Howard to Malcolm Turnbull, as well as former and current immigration ministers to speak on Chasing Asylum.
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Euro zone ministers pick a candidate on Monday, with a formal vote on Tuesday when they are joined by non-euro zone EU finance ministers.
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Saudi Arabia's billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was arrested on Saturday night alongside at least 10 other princes and several government ministers and former ministers.
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Among the ministers kept in place in Diaz-Canel&aposs Council of Ministers were three historic vice presidents: revolutionary commanders Ramiro Valdes, Ricardo Cabrisas and Gen.
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"Over 500 people are now arrested since Sunday," he said, including former chief ministers, ministers, lawmakers and leaders and workers from political parties and separatist groups.
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Mediene, known as "Toufik", held the role of kingmaker for more than two decades, with power to name presidents, prime ministers, ministers and other senior officials.
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"I will be the first to be evaluated by the people," he told his cabinet, which includes 50 ministers and deputy ministers, among them five women.
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I MEAN, IN MY CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHER FOREIGN MINISTERS – FINANCE MINISTERS, I THINK WE'VE HAD A CONSISTENT MESSAGE THAT NOBODY WANTS TO RACE TO THE BOTTOM.
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The government in Russia consists of the prime minister, deputy prime ministers, and federal ministers and their ministries and corresponds to the Western Cabinet-style structure.
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COHN TO HUDDLE WITH CLIMATE MINISTERS BEFORE UN: White House Economic Adviser Gary Cohn is organizing a meeting next week with world climate and energy ministers.
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It argued that if any ministers were going to be replaced with civil servants to rebuild trust after the scandal it should be all ministers including Kurz.
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The foreign ministers of Turkey and Iran attended the Moscow talks with Lavrov and the defense ministers of the three countries met separately in the Russian capital.
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Reports had suggested up to a quarter of her ministers might go, but in the end few changes were made as senior ministers clung to their jobs.
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Scaparrotti said European chiefs of defense, foreign ministers and defense ministers already met regularly to coordinate on counterterrorism, but similar meetings were needed for judicial officials too.
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The two ministers signed a memorandum of understanding which will also result in South Africa being involved in the exploration of several oil blocks, both ministers said.
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Saudi-owned Al Arabiya television reported a new anti-corruption committee chaired by Prince Mohammed had detained 11 princes, four current ministers and tens of former ministers.
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The two ministers will have any assets and properties under US jurisdiction blocked and US persons will be prohibited from engaging in financial transactions with the ministers.
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"We have directed the relevant ministers to move with speed in implementing all signed agreements," said Zuma, who travelled with around 30 business leaders and seven ministers.
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And European governments have lately found it difficult to win referendums, as the prime ministers (and ex-prime ministers) of Denmark, the Netherlands, Britain and Italy can attest.
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The State Department now plans to address nuclear energy cooperation in high-level meetings with presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers, a senior State Department official told CNBC.
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Ministers of health and prime ministers at this point in time are now really in a situation where either they react or it will go on like this.
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Although Rouhani, as the president, is responsible for choosing ministers, Iran's top authority Khamenei traditionally has the last say over appointment of key ministers, including the foreign minister.
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U.S, officials pointed to Tuesday's finance ministers' statement to reject suggestions of G-7 disunity and said the foreign ministers had never intended to release their own communique.
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The newspaper reports that negotiations between ministers for foreign affairs and defence ministers of Russia and Japan will be held in Tokyo for the first time since 2013.
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What followed was a cascade of corruption scandals and political chaos, with the government led by the Social Democrats running through three prime ministers and almost 100 ministers.
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The German ministers' session, held after the weekly cabinet meeting and attended by the interior, economy, finance, and transport ministers, follows a first high-level meeting last week.
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Eleven princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers are among those arrested, including billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, Saudi Arabia's best-known international investor, according to Saudi officials.
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Reformist officials and ministers in the Ukrainian state have complained their efforts to root out graft are resisted by MPs, ministers and officials who profit from the current system.
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Vizcarra opted to keep Finance Minister Carlos Oliva and Energy and Mines Minister Francisco Ismodes in their posts, but changed eight other ministers, including the production and agriculture ministers.
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"The steps were approved today, paving the way for approval (by the bloc's foreign ministers) next Monday," an EU diplomat said, adding that the ministers' backing was a formality.
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The Trump administration has decided to invite finance ministers, not foreign ministers, because it will deal with the economic plan and not with the political part of the plan.
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The officials who have been prosecuted and jailed include members of the Politburo, ministers, vice-ministers, the heads of state-owned enterprises, provincial party leaders and governors, and mayors.
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But it still needs to be ratified by ministers at the Council of Europe — this is the institution that brings together the different EU ministers according to their portfolios.
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He is one of the dozens purged, which include numerous ministers and deputy ministers, top advisers and business personalities, many now crammed into a ballroom at the Ritz-Carlton.
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Ministers and royals I've talked to describe MBS as a workaholic, consuming spreadsheets late in the night, calling ministers to his office and to account way after their bedtime.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is set to lead the American delegation, and other nations will be represented by finance ministers, rather than foreign ministers, to emphasize the economic focus.
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Rome, Italian and Russian Foreign Affairs Ministers Luigi Di Maio and Sergey Lavrov and Defence Ministers Lorenzo Guerini and Sergey Shoygu meet; followed by joint news conference (123 GMT).
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Rome, Italian and Russian Foreign Affairs Ministers Luigi Di Maio and Sergey Lavrov and Defence Ministers Lorenzo Guerini and Sergey Shoygu meet; followed by joint news conference (1300 GMT).
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"Journalists in this region are facing various types of narratives from politicians, prime ministers, presidents, ministers and police officers, and this particular narrative is feeding violence against journalists," Gutierrez said.
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Evangelical ministers see a challenge To evangelical ministers in California, Carias' case signals a challenge for their church, one the faith's leaders and white members are failing to act upon.
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Sitting next to their country's leaders, in the company of the foreign and defense ministers, the finance ministers' very presence would signal an full understanding of the importance of defense.
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Friday's cabinet session, which some ministers had said they expected to produce an agreement on the draft budget, ended without one, and ministers said they would meet again on Sunday.
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The nations' prime ministers had been expected to discuss a draft agreement reached by their foreign ministers to finalize a deal before a European Union summit meeting on June 28.
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"While acknowledging the significance of the debris, ministers noted that to date, none of it had provided information that positively identified the precise location of the aircraft," the ministers said.
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They said EU foreign ministers would review the "shopping list" at a meeting of foreign ministers in Luxembourg on Monday, but would not be able to meet all the requests.
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Unlike many other countries where prime ministers often play central, political roles, the post involves day-to-day supervision of the Council of Ministers (cabinet) and the implementation of policy.
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"The international negotiation process cannot go ahead until the foreign ministers are invited," opposition negotiator Luis Florido said, referring to the potential presence of Latin American foreign ministers at the talks.
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Late on Monday, the finance ministers of the 10 countries that are considering adopting FTT held a meeting in Luxembourg on the sidelines of a regular meeting of euro zone ministers.
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The Sunday Times reported 11 ministers planned to tell her a caretaker leader should take over, though 2 ministers linked to the report said they backed her, according to the BBC.
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At the G-7 meeting of finance ministers in France last week, Libra was a hot topic among finance ministers worried about how it would change the banking and payments system.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May will set out a blueprint for Brexit on Thursday after agreeing a strategy with senior ministers last week that prompted the resignations of two senior ministers.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir endorsed a major Cabinet reshuffle that includes eight ministers, five ministers of state and 10 governors, state news agency SUNA reported early on Monday.
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Brexit is expected to dominate a Eurogroup meeting of euro zone finance ministers on Monday ahead of an Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) meeting of all EU finance ministers Tuesday.
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Netanyahu has demanded his government ministers attend Trump's arrival ceremony Monday morning after several of them said they were going to give it a pass, one of the ministers' offices said.
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Abiy named 10 new ministers but retained the finance and foreign ministers from the cabinet of his predecessor Hailemariam Desalegn, who resigned in February to pave the way for the reforms.
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"The government is paralyzed and ministers do not have the chance to speak… (Ghani) provides a one-hour lecture but he should listen to the ministers for 15 minutes," he said.
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Ministers from the three countries, along with Italy, Poland, Belgium and Luxembourg, sent a joint letter on Friday to the European Commission and the chair of the EU Council of Ministers.
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LONDON — Saudi Arabia announced the arrest on Saturday night of the prominent billionaire investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, plus at least 10 other princes, four ministers and tens of former ministers.
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All six ministers from the Most party voted in support of the motion, but ministers from the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), who form the biggest party in the coalition, voted against.
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" He added: "Ministers would come, army generals would come.
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BRUSSELS, Belgium - European Union finance ministers meet in Brussels.
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BRUSSELS - Euro zone finance ministers to meet in Brussels.
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Mario Centeno, who chairs the Eurogroup of the bloc's finance ministers, said ministers took some "small steps" in a meeting which started on Thursday and ended in the early hours of Friday.
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Dijsselbloem said EU deputy finance ministers would further work on what measurement to use to better assess compliance and the ministers would return to the discussion in the third quarter of 2016.
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" Matjila said he believed a "merry-go-round" of ministers and deputy ministers appointed to oversee the PIC in recent years wanted "to get control of the piggy bank of the PIC.
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Economy ministers from all 16 German states view integration of migrants into the labor market as an opportunity to tackle skill shortages, the Tagesspiegel newspaper reported, citing a survey of the ministers.
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Matjila said he believed a "merry-go-round" of ministers and deputy ministers appointed to oversee the PIC in recent years wanted "to get control of the piggy bank of the PIC".
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Some 53 heads of state are due to make the trip into the Alps, including Germany's Angela Merkel, as well as 35 finance ministers and some 30 trade ministers, WEF organizers said.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has chosen his new cabinet, reappointing key economic ministers but replacing his defense and foreign ministers in a sweeping reshuffle, the top government spokesman said on Thursday.
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Despite their resignations, the four cabinet ministers and five junior ministers said they would continue to support the fragile government so it does not collapse to the opposition led by Mr. Rajapaksa.
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Jun 17 COLOMBIA-ECONOMY/ Colombian president, ministers visit UK, France and Switzerland Colombia's President Ivan Duque and his finance, trade and energy ministers will meet with UK prime minister Theresa May and cabinet members, Prince Charles, French President Emmanuel Macron, the French defense and environment ministers and Swiss President Ueli Maurer during a visit to Europe.
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Also this week, Vice President Mike Pence will join NATO foreign ministers and experts at a policy conference, and Secretary Mike Pompeo will host all 29 NATO foreign ministers at the State Department.
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One of the council's members, Fathi al-Majbari, said in a televised statement that the list of 13 ministers and five ministers of state had been sent to Libya's eastern parliament for approval.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British cabinet was very split on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan which was approved by top ministers on Wednesday, Sky News reported, with nearly 10 ministers opposing the plan.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's new cabinet ministers were sworn in on Friday, following a reshuffle that replaced Pravin Gordhan as finance minister with Malusi Gigaba along with various other ministers and their deputies.
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"Ministers remained seriously concerned over recent and ongoing developments," the 10-members Association of Southeast Asian Countries (ASEAN) said in a statement after a regular meeting of the group's foreign ministers in Laos.
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Prince Alwaleed, a prominent Saudi investor whose net worth has been estimated by Forbes magazine at $17 billion, was one of several princes, ministers and former ministers detained in the Saudi government crackdown.
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At a meeting in March of the larger Group of 20 finance ministers in Germany, ministers dropped their traditional pledge to keep global free trade open, bowing to an increasingly protectionist United States.
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The paper, prepared by European Union finance ministers, sets out the position for all European delegations for the G20 meeting of finance ministers and central bankers in Baden Baden on March 17-18.
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However, the three ministers and five junior ministers only resigned from their portfolios, not from the government or their parties, so there was no immediate risk to Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe's parliamentary coalition.
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Jim Goetz, president, has been in touch with at least 124 members of Parliament, policy advisers, deputy ministers, ministers and other top bureaucrats over the past 12 months, including health minister Jane Philpott.
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At a meeting of the larger Group of 20 finance ministers in Germany in March, ministers dropped their traditional pledge to keep global free trade open, bowing to an increasingly protectionist United States.
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Watchdog groups have criticized heavy spending by the interim government, some of whose ministers have overseen two or three portfolios at a time after other ministers left to take up seats in parliament.
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""It has always been the case that advisers advise, ministers decide, and ministers decide on their advisers," Javid said, adding that "no particular person or government has a monopoly on the best ideas.
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He said violations of the binding agreement would be discussed over consultations on a monthly basis with staffers, quarterly by vice ministers and twice-a-year by the ministers of the two countries.
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He played basketball and lifted weights with his male ministers.
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Still, the idea makes many of his fellow ministers uncomfortable.
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Hammond is the first of her ministers to break rank.
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I reached out to ministers recently in search of clarity.
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Changes included the ministers of petroleum, finance and the interior.
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But Hawke remained one of Australia's most popular Prime Ministers.
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Several retired generals will serve as ministers and close advisers.
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A second official confirmed the ministers had reached a deal.
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Two other ministers, including May's deputy, are also being investigated.
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South African cabinet ministers due to attend sent lackeys instead.
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America imposed financial sanctions on two Turkish ministers in response.
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Their energy ministers discussed bilateral cooperation and investment last week.
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Alexis P. Suter and the Ministers of Sound, gospel. Jan.
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Former cabinet ministers such as Justine Greening declined to stand.
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Ministers will discuss the issue at their meeting on Friday.
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He has said he would appoint military people as ministers.
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The two ministers also plan to visit the air show.
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Since the messages were published, two cabinet ministers have resigned.
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Many countries have flourished under female presidents and prime ministers.
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New ministers will be sworn in later in the evening.
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From 1983 to 2007, Australia had just three prime ministers.
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The package - to be discussed by economic ministers on Aug.
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The European question destroyed the previous three Tory prime ministers.
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Britain has changed prime ministers without elections many times before.
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Doing so has often required ministers to bite their tongues.
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A week ago she adroitly averted resignations by Brexit ministers.
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Alexis P. Suter and the Ministers of Sound, gospel. Feb.
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Ministers are said to fall and rise by his favour.
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Reshuffling her ministers will not solve all Mrs May's problems.
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Meanwhile some ministers think the customs union should be rethought.
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So ministers are trying to broaden the field of competitors.
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There is no shortage of models for ministers to pinch.
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The second clue will be who he appoints as ministers.
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The ministers, who spoke to Reuters, declined to be identified.
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The plan was rejected last week by EU finance ministers.
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It indicted 161 people, including former presidents and prime ministers.
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He swiftly imposed discipline on government spending (new ministers notwithstanding).
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But a handful of key ministers have rallied around her.
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European finance ministers would like those rules to be amended.
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No fewer than five former prime ministers are under investigation.
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Most French prime ministers leave office drained and politically weakened.
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After a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on Nov.
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We had ministers, we had all of the social freedom.
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Both are expected to be senior ministers in the cabinet.
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The talks will continue on Sunday afternoon, the ministers said.
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They told ministers, priests, rabbis and nuns to go back.
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The three ministers are due to meet again on Friday.
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Other ministers said Russia did not pose a current threat.
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Fourteen other ministers are due to face similar confidence votes.
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A Eurogroup meeting of euro zone finance ministers on Dec.
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The ministers also discussed the fight against terrorism and Syria.
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The same applies to ministers or clergy of any religion.
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Moderate Cabinet ministers were forced to toe the euroskeptic line.
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And many other coalition ministers publicly reject a Palestinian state.
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Trade ministers from the dozen nations will gather on Feb.
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Sarkisian is the brother of two previous Armenian prime ministers.
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Polls, not elections, killed off the last three prime ministers.
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The other 50 are junior ministers, tied to specific portfolios.
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"I have known many prime ministers," Mr. Dagan told me.
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Gospel Brunch, Alexis P. Suter and the Ministers of Sound.
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Babis said ministers should seek savings, CTK news agency reported.
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He will also take part in NATO's foreign ministers meeting.
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A new business advisory group meets regularly with senior ministers.
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The Danish and the Norwegian Prime Ministers also pushed back.
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He said ministers met on Thursday to discuss the situation.
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" "I have officials, ministers to follow things, and they're responsible.
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Ministers from OPEC nations will meet in Vienna this week.
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Freeland said ministers would decide soon how much to provide.
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The transport ministers' next formal meeting is on Dec. 3.
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Philippine economic ministers have also tried to court Britain's Vodafone.
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A group of EU finance ministers will meet on Dec.
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In Russia, only two out of 28500 ministers are women.
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Some of the legislators were cabinet ministers in Mugabe's government.
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Four former Rousseff ministers are also included in the probe.
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Seven prime ministers have failed to fix a sluggish economy.
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Following are some facts about a few notable incoming ministers.
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Kim even posed for selfies with Singaporean ministers accompanying him.
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Rouhani sought to share the blame among his cabinet ministers.
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Administrations come and go and prime ministers come and go.
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Ministers and activists were planning demonstrations in case of acquittal.
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SB: Ministers under the Ministerial Code adhere to the law.
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I feel like we've changed prime ministers a thousand times.
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Its ministers are in open war over whether to cooperate.
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Again, Mr. Abe did not dismiss any of these ministers.
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Several of May's ministers resigned over the deal on Thursday.
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Here's the latest: • Two cabinet ministers quit over Brexit deal.
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Most ministers are now in their 40s — and not 60s.
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The ministers were unharmed, but one military officer was killed.
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Suitors, lovers and ministers of state prove less than reliable.
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They are sidewalk ministers who use confrontation as their gospel.
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Two ministers resigned in protest over the talks between Mrs.
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In response, the party's three remaining ministers submitted their resignations.
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I don't mean the West's politicians, foreign ministers and generals.
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It was over the top, but it thrilled the ministers.
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May's exit plan, which cabinet ministers reluctantly approved on Wednesday.
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I can't be racist, I met with 100 black ministers.
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Yemeni ministers publicly blamed the UAE for the separatists' success.
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The Saudi and Russian ministers are both on that committee.
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The Saudi and Russian ministers are both on that committee.
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Ministers' schedules resemble those of rock bands on summer tours.
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Smaller states increasingly send real heavyweights, like former prime ministers.
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He said the new cabinet would comprise 18 specialist ministers.
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Our defence and foreign ministers will carry out these efforts.
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Modi is expected to announce his ministers' departments on Friday.
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It now encompasses three minor parties and three government ministers.
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Historically, prime ministers could call an election whenever they chose.
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It is a religious organization that ministers to the community.
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One of Mr. Johnson's ministers suggested the court was biased.
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As the investigation gathered force, four of Erdoğan's ministers resigned.
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Arab foreign ministers had earlier lined up to condemn Turkey.
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Only Brazil's Supreme Court has jurisdiction in cases against ministers.
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In neighboring Russia, just two of 28503 ministers are women.
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Several government ministers did not respond to requests for comment.
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Since then, several senior ministers who supported Turnbull changed sides.
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The EU Foreign Ministers Council will discuss Myanmar on Oct.
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OPEC ministers will be meeting in Vienna on July 24th.
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TEPCO officials have yet to comment on the ministers remarks.
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Many ministers openly oppose the creation of a Palestinian state.
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The ministers will likely to press Trump on the tariffs.
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The ministers agreed to shorten the period of such postings.
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Both Nene and Gordhan have previously served as finance ministers.
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Italian and French ministers are due to meet on Sept.
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Monday, May 22 - EU27 ministers meet to agree negotiating directives.
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The grey list could remain undisclosed if ministers so decided.
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Bercow has been speaker since 2009, outlasting multiple prime ministers.
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Defense ministers were investigated and put on trial for corruption.
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Deacons, like priests, are ordained ministers and must be men.
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While Rouhani chooses ministers, Khamenei traditionally has the last say.
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Hours later, Trump announced sanctions against two Turkish government ministers.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - An Algerian prosecutor has asked the supreme court to investigate two former prime ministers and eight former ministers for alleged corruption, state television reported on Sunday, citing a statement from the prosecution.
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Late on Monday the finance ministers of the 10 countries considering adopting the financial transaction tax, or FTT, held a meeting in Luxembourg on the sidelines of a regular gathering of euro zone ministers.
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British ministers, The Sun newspaper said, have been examining a plan drawn up by Japan's Fujitsu to track trade across the border, while the Telegraph said ministers had discussed delaying Brexit by eight weeks.
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While Sadr also had ministers in post-Saddam cabinets, including three in the current Abadi government, he has led protests over the last four months demanding Abadi replace politically affiliated ministers with independent technocrats.
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Prince Alwaleed, one of the country's highest profile businessmen, was one of several princes, ministers, and former ministers detained as part of an anti-corruption crackdown, two senior Saudi officials told Reuters on Sunday.
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The curtailing of working relations means Israeli ministers are to keep travel to those 12 countries to a minimum, while foreign ministers from those countries won't be received by Israel, according to the reports.
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"Hear Cabinet ministers being called for one-hour meeting tomorrow at 5pm to update on EU negotiations - sounds like inner Cabinet, rather than meeting of all top ministers," Laura Kuenssberg said in a tweet.
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Among his audience were not die-hard fans, but prime ministers, presidents and foreign and defense ministers from around the globe, all thinking about the here and now -- not a US election in four years.
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Buhari assigned portfolios to ministers on Wednesday, retaining 14 from his past administration while appointing 29 new ministers, in a cabinet made up of political loyalists, analysts say, lifting a layer of uncertainty for reforms.
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Myanmar is to brief the ASEAN foreign ministers on the situation in Rakhine during a lunch "retreat," an informal gathering where ministers raise contentious issues that normally are a taboo in their staid plenary meetings.
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They may pay a certain amount of attention to the arguments but day after day they will see cabinet ministers, former prime ministers, captains of industry standing up and saying: "it's too great a risk".
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CHIANG RAI, THAILAND - The 23rd ASEAN finance ministers' meeting (AFMM), and the 5th ASEAN finance ministers and central bank governors' meeting (AFMGM) MONDAY, APRIL 8 COLOMBO - Central Bank of Sri Lanka announces monetary policy report.
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CHIANG RAI, THAILAND - The 23rd ASEAN finance ministers' meeting (AFMM), and the 5th ASEAN finance ministers and central bank governors' meeting (AFMGM) TUESDAY, APRIL 16 BELGRADE - National Bank of Serbia to unveil interest rate decision.
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Government sources said separately that Berlin was considering suggesting that European economy ministers join finance ministers at their regular meetings, with a view to improving competitiveness rather than simply amassing funds for countries in trouble.
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What's more, the seniority of members voting against May was considerable: they included five former Cabinet ministers, several former junior ministers and every living former Cabinet secretary -- the most senior official in the British government.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 31 (Reuters) - South Africa's new cabinet ministers were sworn in on Friday, following a reshuffle that replaced Pravin Gordhan as finance minister with Malusi Gigaba along with various other ministers and their deputies.
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His government faced days of awkward scrutiny as four ministers quit.
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France has had 13 environment ministers in the last 20 years.
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The party later said ministers would donate the money to charity.
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A cabinet meeting was postponed to enable government ministers to attend.
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They have to challenge their MPs, militaries, presidents, and prime ministers.
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Meanwhile, euro zone finance ministers gathered in Brussels for another meeting.
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Ministers have been summoned to a cabinet meeting at 9.00 p.m.
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Neither Mr Piñera nor his ministers have been astute political managers.
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Ministers are discussing extending the pact by at least three months.
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Ministers argue any parliamentary approval of the deal must be unambiguous.
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The event will also be attended by British ministers and philanthropists.
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Deeply moved, the gorgeously robed ministers bow and clasp his hand.
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If ministers took a longer view, so might more head teachers.
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"Nada," replies Father Okpara, who ministers to more Hispanics than Italians.
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Ramaphosa said the cabinet will have 28 ministers, down from 36.
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Last week three ministers were reported to have resigned in protest.
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Mr Modi's ministers have justified the move partly on security grounds.
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Its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and his ministers tread more carefully.
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Most prime ministers travel on tracks of tradition, convention and precedent.
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But one new company probably isn't what ministers had in mind.
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Kiir appointed two other ministers for Wildlife, and Roads and Bridges.
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Far too many education ministers choose to accept the status quo.
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Ministers did not want to open a back door to Britain.
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With her, Mr. Richards landed several prominent ministers, including the Rev.
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Two politicians from another Green party were added as junior ministers.
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Bosses gush about easy access to ministers, even the president himself.
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Israeli ministers including Naftali Bennett condemned Tamimi and her family's actions.
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Graft accusations have been levelled against ministers in the new government.
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This legalistic approach has proved a red rag to British ministers.
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How long before Israeli and Gulf ministers start to meet openly?
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The fall in passenger numbers creates a financial headache for ministers.
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Johnson is likely to replace the current top team of ministers.
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Worse still, one of his putative ministers turned the job down.
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Brexit, which has already toppled two Conservative prime ministers, will dominate.
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The gamble on the rains is not just for finance ministers.
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Both Salvini and Di Maio will also be deputy prime ministers.
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Conte and his ministers will be officially sworn in on Friday.
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Ministers warn that donors are ready to take their cash elsewhere.
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In the end, very few if any finance ministers will attend.
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The campus dispute escalated sharply when senior government ministers got involved.
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Ministers are also introducing more rigorous standards that apprenticeships must meet.
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We were cabinet ministers, we are or have been elected representatives.
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Turkish prime ministers have since visited Greece regularly, and vice versa.
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Parents, ministers and tycoons passed through his damp one-bedroom flat.
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A government source said that meant attendance of ministers or dignitaries.
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In Denmark and Sweden ministers appoint members of the judicial council.
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It is not that ministers are lying or massaging the figures.
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But French ministers and Areva executives have made similar comments before.
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The two ministers will continue discussions, the Canadian Foreign Ministry said.
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No one wanted to do a prayer with the older ministers.
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Each group wanted to know what side the ministers stood on.
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Ministers hope to get out by 2035, according to the government.
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At least two former ministers had called for De Rugy's resignation.
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Abadi said he wants a government reshuffle with technocrats as ministers.
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Ultimately, the partnership would end before Hill painted the 400 ministers.
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Altmaier met China's market regulation, industry and trade ministers on Wednesday.
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Mnuchin said the ministers agreed that they should fight currency manipulation.
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Bankers initially expected ministers to champion their cause above other industries.
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An early draft of the finance ministers' meeting conclusions, dated Nov.
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The Senate has to approve nominees before they can become ministers.
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Gandhi's father and grandmother were both prime ministers, and both assassinated.
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Talks between workers and ministers have so far hit a wall.
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The court can fine officials, including ministers, for wasting public funds.
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The remaining seven ministers are not attached to any political movement.
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Vote Leave hopes to win over between three and seven ministers.
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Ministers next week are expected to adopt it with no changes.
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Oil ministers from both those countries will be speaking at CERAWeek.
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A euro zone finance ministers meeting is scheduled for June 21.
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Among other candidates are a musician and two former prime ministers.
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Some ministers will reject the deal and campaign for a Brexit.
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The ministers are expected to convene an extraordinary meeting on Oct.
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He was reinstated last month, but ministers then reversed his reinstatement.
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He told the new ministers to tackle graft and streamline bureaucracy.
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Both former ministers were linked to offshore companies, but deny wrongdoing.
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They left only after senior ministers agreed to hear their demands.
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This is a time for presidents and prime ministers to lead.
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Even the cabinet is a coalition, including ministers wary of privatisation.
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"Ministers are responsible for what happens on their watch," he added.
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European foreign ministers met Turkey's European Union-affairs minister, Omer Celik.
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In 1964-97, all five prime ministers were grammar school alumni.
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Labour Cabinet ministers Clare Short, Tony Banks, and Roy Jenkins turned.
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Ministers accused it of colluding with the Cambodia National Rescue Party.
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Therefore, the Ministers agreed to act jointly or with other producers.
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Yet he named many ministers already ensnared in the corruption inquiries.
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Oil ministers meet on June 22-23 to review the policy.
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His ministers have been less inclined to snipe at each other.
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Reuters couldn't reach either of the two former ministers for comment.
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PAWLING Gospel Brunch, Alexis P. Suter and the Ministers of Sound.
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Our Finance Ministers will further pursue this at their next meeting.
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As a result, government ministers have cut off contacts with Boeing.
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They returned with an agreed government program and list of ministers.
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Not all ministers are attending but most delegations will be represented.
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Other media said at least four ministers had turned against him.
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The group will consist of 27 officials, including all cabinet ministers.
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But in the end the ministers approved a 10-year extension.
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I've had great relationships and developed even greater relationships with ministers.
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EU foreign ministers will discuss the situation in Myanmar on Oct.
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On Monday, European Union ministers added their endorsement of the agreement.
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It also named deputy ministers for local government and foreign affairs.
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OPEC ministers are set to meet on Sunday in Doha, Qatar.
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The G20 health ministers meet in Berlin on May 19-20.
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They were known by various security ministers and they did nothing.
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Alexis P. Suter and the Ministers of Sound, gospel and blues.
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The United States also sanctioned 11 Crimean officials, including top ministers.
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So far, Lima's best customers are the Amazon's many evangelical ministers.
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Both Hamon and Macron were ministers in governments headed by Valls.
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Most Ugandan laws are introduced by the government via cabinet ministers.
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Two Brexit ministers resigned last year partly over the backstop issue.
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"There will be no excellencies, no ministers or M.P.s," he said.
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"France has taken preventive, proportionate and targeted measures," the ministers said.
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The ministers spoke in news conferences after a regular cabinet meeting.
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Some of May's ministers have urged a time limit on that.
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Some government ministers have come under scrutiny for anti-immigrant messaging.
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UK ministers claim European leaders are willing to rethink the agreement.
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The other five, who included one of Franco's former ministers, refused.
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The ministers were sitting at a long and very shiny table.
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The Telegraph said ministers had discussed delaying Brexit by eight weeks.
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"It made it hard," Mr. Kuol said of the ministers' remarks.
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But global finance ministers are worried about the cost of tariffs.
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Tamim frantically called his ministers and had the article taken down.
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There have been prime ministers who have resigned for much less.
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Ministers have promised to compensate businesses for not laying off workers.
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The panel, called the Joint Technical Committee, advises OPEC+ oil ministers.
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Thirteen new ministers were inducted, including Nirmala Sitharaman as defense minister.
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Nepal has had 10 prime ministers in less than a decade.
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To make matters worse, senior ministers are jockeying to succeed Mrs.
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The judges said ministers made "rational" decisions not to suspend sales.
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That news came after two government ministers also contracted the disease.
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Health ministers from countries bordering Italy meet in Rome (1003 GMT).
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Its organizers asked to meet ministers, even the head of state.
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Ministers could simply raise money by taxing other things, of course.
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They don't have political and sectarian shields that previous ministers enjoyed.
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To reach them, many ministers have built vast social media networks.
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It comprises ministers from all 28 countries, who vote on legislation.
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OPEC ministers suggest consensus is building around the nine-month extension.
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Professor Pirvulescu said few of the new ministers were politically experienced.
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More than 40 percent of Mahathir's ministers were non-Malay Muslims.
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"We were so proud that non-Malays become ministers," she said.
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European foreign ministers met two days later and turned him down.
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NATO foreign ministers are due to discuss the issue in December.
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In Tuesday's government reshuffle, Mr. Kabila retained most of his ministers.
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She has outlasted 13 British prime ministers and 13 US presidents.
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Ministers now want to reduce that threshold to 15 per cent.
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Women work as government ministers, judges, lawyers, soldiers, doctors and engineers.
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Three prime ministers have sought to fill their greater predecessors' shoes.
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Former ministers under the Mugabe administration also shared messages of mourning.
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But no ministers were censured for their handling of the protests.
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They were in Bangkok to attend an Asia defense ministers' conference.
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He appointed reformist ministers and supported long-stalled anti- corruption legislation.
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It recommended that Mas and two other former ministers stand trial.
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Both Mr. Peretz and Mr. Ben-Eliezer were also defense ministers.
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Puritans founded the university in 1636 in part to train ministers.
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It has had eight prime ministers in the last six years.
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Australia and New Zealand's prime ministers will be meeting this weekend.
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Dutton and senior ministers on Thursday called for a second ballot.
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The trip coincided with the G20 trade ministers meeting in Japan.
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Former ministers often serve in advisory roles after leaving their posts.
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Five of those considering resigning are cabinet ministers, the newspaper said.
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Having tax-supported churches and ministers often bred complacency and corruption.
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"They threatened to sanction our ministers if we didn't," he said.
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The two countries&apos prime ministers, Greece&aposs Alexis Tsipras and Macedonia&aposs Zoran Zaev, will attend the signing of the deal Sunday by the two countries&apos foreign ministers, along with U.N. and EU officials.
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Positive work had been done, he said, and the two ministers would be briefing their prime ministers who were expected to meet in Bulgaria on May 17 on the sidelines of an EU-Western Balkans summit.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Britain and Ireland will seek to hold regular summits between leaders and ministers after Brexit to maintain ties strained by Britain's decision to leave the EU, senior ministers from both governments said on Friday.
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Based on the ESM document, euro zone deputy finance ministers will work on various debt relief steps for Greece over the next two weeks and present their findings to euro zone finance ministers on May 24.
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Later on Thursday, the finance ministers of the 10 remaining nations that support the tax will meet in Brussels in the sidelines of a monthly gathering of euro zone finance ministers, but no breakthrough is expected.
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Christine Lagarde said the Fund was ready to participate to the third bailout program for Greece after a meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Luxembourg which capped months of negotiations with euro zone finance ministers.
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In addition, three ministers were removed from their positions and tens of former ministers were detained as part of the new anti-corruption campaign initiated by King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, according to Al-Arabiya.
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The ministers agreed to bolster collaboration "to guarantee fluidity of movement at the Brenner pass and safeguard free movement foreseen by Schengen," the ministers said in a joint statement, referring to the EU's open-border treaty.
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"Significant and necessary information that the cabinet ministers required in order to make their best decisions ... was not brought before the ministers in a satisfactory manner in the discussions that preceded the (war)," the report said.
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But the list of ministers was kept under tight wrap until the ceremony itself: What gave it away was the seating arrangement of those who arrived, as new cabinet ministers made their way to the stage.
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Two of Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet ministers — including Dominic Raab, the chief negotiator on Britain's withdrawal from the E.U. — resigned abruptly, citing dissatisfaction with the draft exit plan that cabinet ministers reluctantly approved on Wednesday.
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Before that happens, the Commission needs to get backing for its view from the EU's deputy finance ministers in the next two weeks, and then from the finance ministers, probably at their next meeting in January.
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Following the foreign ministers meeting is Monday's annual ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF), which gathers 27 foreign ministers -- including those of Russia, Japan, South Korea, the United States, China and North Korea -- to discuss Asian security issues.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity, the sources said Ban's office was bombarded with calls from Gulf Arab foreign ministers, as well as ministers from the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), after the blacklisting was announced last week.
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Before any financial sanctions, the Commission needs to get backing for its view from the EU's deputy finance ministers in the next two weeks, and then from the finance ministers, probably at their next meeting in January.
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Late last year, we met in Vienna with other former foreign ministers from more than a dozen countries, as part of the Aspen Ministers Forum, to review the global security landscape and examine these trends in depth.
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David Lidington, May's de facto deputy, is seen as a favorite of the current ministers in May's cabinet; there have already been reports of May's ministers leading a "coup" behind the scenes to put him in power.
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The decision to start the disciplinary steps would ultimately taken by European Union finance ministers, on the basis of the Commission report, which must first get the backing of deputy finance ministers from the 28-country bloc.
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Senior AKP official Mustafa Elitas told reporters he thought one or two ministers may be selected from among lawmakers, but the cabinet would predominantly be made up of people from outside the assembly, possibly including former ministers.
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The chairman of euro zone finance ministers Mario Centeno briefed the leaders on what ministers have achieved since they were asked last December to work on creating a euro zone budget along with other reforms, including EDIS.
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Before the G7 meeting, several ministers and officials held an early-morning discussion of Greece's long-running debt crisis to prepare for a May 22 meeting of euro zone finance ministers on the disbursement of new loans.
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The chairman of euro zone finance ministers Mario Centeno told a news conference after the ministerial talks that the German proposal was welcomed but that the ministers understood how sensitive the topic was for the financial sector.
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The chairman of euro zone finance ministers Mario Centeno told a news conference after the ministerial talks that the German proposal was welcomed but that the ministers understood how sensitive the topic was for the financial sector.
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The defeated former leader also saw several members of his Cabinet, ministers and deputy ministers, defeated at the polls, and crashed out of eight of the battles for control of 12 state legislatures contested in the election.
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On Saturday, 11 princes, including well-known billionaire investor Alwaleed bin Talal, and four ministers, including the one in charge of the National Guard, were arrested, according to various reports, along with a number of former ministers.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia detained 11 princes, four current ministers and tens of former ministers in a probe by a new anti-corruption body headed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi-owned Al Arabiya television reported.
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EU interior ministers met in Brussels on Wednesday for emergency talks, to be followed by foreign ministers on Thursday and Friday, as some 25,000 refugees and migrants gather on the Greek border, seeking to cross into Europe.
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Speaking on arrival at a European foreign ministers meeting in Brussels, Jean-Yves Le Drian also said the 28 ministers would reiterate their concerns over Iran's activities in Yemen, Lebanon and Syria, which he described as destabilizing.
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The king also announced the creation of a new anti-corruption committee chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman which Al Arabiya TV said had already detained 11 princes, four current ministers and tens of former ministers.
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The president has fired three cabinet ministers since taking office Jan. 1.
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A number of Tory ministers and MPs reacted badly to Williamson's appointment:
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Several of her ministers, including the Brexit secretary, resigned over the deal.
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Mrs May has kept several ministers who are singularly lacking in flair.
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Ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meet on Dec.
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It also urges congregations and ministers to abide by all reporting laws.
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This week euro-zone finance ministers declared themselves satisfied by the concessions.
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Following the news coming from #SaintPetersburg , together with all EU Foreign ministers.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's senior ministers will eventually decide how to proceed.
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May's proposal led several ministers to resign, including Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab.
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"I would like to apologize to my ministers for this," he said.
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Her spokesman said she would tell ministers not to reveal cabinet discussions.
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She quizzed and befriended generals, prime ministers and spymasters, politely but relentlessly.
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On August 1st the Treasury imposed financial sanctions on two Turkish ministers.
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An apathetic generation, concluded the ministers, who returned to twiddling their thumbs.
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THURSDAY, MAY 21400 BRUSSELS, Belgium - European Union finance ministers meet in Brussels.
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EU justice ministers will meet on Thursday to discuss the report's findings.
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These also cover "politically exposed persons" encompassing leaders, ministers and military brass.
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German, Austrian and French ministers agreed it could be done, Salvini said.
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But Mr Abdul-Mahdi has advantages that other prime ministers did not.
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But a meeting of G260 foreign ministers rejected new sanctions against Russia.
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Ministers have agreed "significant" new investment in financial-crime capabilities from 0003.
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THURSDAY, MAY 17 BRUSSELS, Belgium - European Union finance ministers meet in Brussels.
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THURSDAY, MAY 21400 ** BRUSSELS, Belgium - European Union finance ministers meet in Brussels.
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The new ministers also risk looking out of touch with ordinary Colombians.
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Some countries' health ministers are warning of the worse still to come.
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EU ministers will meet on the issue in Bratislava on Oct. 13.
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Ministers no longer drive about arrogantly in motorcades a dozen vehicles long.
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The careful balance of ministers based on their Brexit views has gone.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers will discuss on Jan.
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The Cabinet ministers were officially sworn in at a palace ceremony Wednesday.
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Ten of the 14 post-war British prime ministers graduated from Oxford.
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Ministers have threatened to punish developers who "bank" land, rather than building.
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A senior official said ministers would be named over the coming week.
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Ministers trumpet a new National Economic Crime Centre, attached to the NCA.
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Ministers can't fill the void because they are bound by collective responsibility.
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The ministers agreed to try to move forward "as soon as possible".
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The process becomes official when European finance ministers give their green light.
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The current Brazilian president has lost four ministers due to corruption allegations.
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Some point to its absence of experienced ministers in the FDP ranks.
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Only two of the 17 ministers in Mr Erdogan's cabinet are women.
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Senior Irish ministers say it could take weeks to break the deadlock.
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Many of the new ministers are provincials with little experience of Delhi.
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Those informal meetings could include energy ministers from Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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He and other ministers also announced changes to some tariffs and subsidies.
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Ministers backtracked and on June 20th promised to re-open the consultation.
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Europe's finance ministers are discussing ways to increase taxes on digital services.
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The EWG prepares meetings of the Eurogroup, or euro zone finance ministers.
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It is now due for approval by EU ministers on Jan. 29.
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Prosecutors have investigated lawmakers, ministers, mayors, magistrates and businessmen in recent years.
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The names of other FDP politicians are circulating as potential finance ministers.
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Quickly rotating casts of ministers are not necessarily a sign of weakness.
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Data and statements from oil ministers suggested high compliance with the deal.
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When she presented a July 2018 compromise, some pro-Brexit ministers balked.
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ITALY PM CONTE SAYS WILL NO LONGER ACCEPT SALVINI'S ATTACKS ON MINISTERS
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Their leaders, the ministers for transport and health respectively, lost their seats.
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But his ministers have repeatedly sought to soften his more outspoken remarks.
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But these proposals face tough going in the EU's Council of Ministers.
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Its diplomats and politicians—including presidents—routinely meet Israeli ministers in Jerusalem.
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The G-20 … It's not central bankers, it's governments; it's finance ministers.
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Government ministers have moved to play down any fear over Italy's lenders.
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He is likely to reveal the names of some ministers this week.
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Cabinet ministers openly defy her and backbenchers merrily do their own thing.
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Unease is spreading over Turkish ministers coming to Europe looking for vote.
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Foreign ministers in Turkey, Germany and the UK all greeted Friday's announcement.
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Let's give an opportunity for new ministers to unpack what it means.
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"We have ministers who are accused of taking $900 million," Nuri said.
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It was not known whether the two Asian ministers would meet Pompeo.
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Cabinet ministers will outnumber generals in the council responsible for military appointments.
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No. 10 Downing Street is the official residence of British prime ministers.
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Ministers constantly have to lie about what the origins of things are.
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MINISTERS frequently reverse decisions taken by their predecessors, sometimes wisely, often not.
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All 20173 ministers will discuss the result over lunch from 22017 p.m.
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In total, 10 cabinet ministers changed posts while two were dropped entirely.
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The highest-level changes were the country's justice, education and industry ministers.
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Ministers are already conceding they may have to prune back their ambitions.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Security Council ministers will meet on Dec.
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Theresa May totters unsteadily as Cabinet ministers plot openly to unseat her.
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The opportunity is typically reserved for heads of state and prime ministers.
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Dutton and senior ministers on Thursday called for a second leadership contest.
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The ministers shall propose actions including possible summits by heads of state.
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OPEC+ ministers will meet on April 17-18 to decide output policy.
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OPEC+ ministers will meet on April 17-18 to decide production policy.
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She's served as queen through 12 prime ministers and 33 US presidents.
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The ministers said most security measures put in place after the Nov.
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For nearly forty years, she has intimidated dictators and charmed prime ministers.
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It was not immediately clear who might replace them or the ministers.
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Also on Thursday, senior ministers from Britain, France and the Netherlands withdrew.
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Two EU officials said Georgieva was a name being discussed by ministers.
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With a weakened hand she reappointed most of her ministers on Sunday.
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Ministers have lots of options but the basic strategy seems reasonably clear.
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Zuma has summoned cabinet ministers to a meeting in Cape Town today.
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Oil ministers ended the meeting without reaching a consensus on regulating supplies.
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Other far-right ministers had threatened to quit, but later backed down.
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Some 70% of the newly appointed ministers were educated in state schools.
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Conde also announced that he was replacing his health and justice ministers.
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Defeat seemed inevitable, prompting several ministers to urge the president to resign.
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Instead, ministers seemed to see the £1.4bn ($1.9bn) contract as a lifeline.
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The Ministers believe these issues are important enough to warrant further review.
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In parallel, NATO defence ministers approved NATO's first space policy in June.
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He also persuaded a couple of prominent black ministers to endorse him.
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However one of his senior ministers called for more clarity from London.
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The two ministers discussed Letts during the visit, the Canadian statement said.
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Euro zone finance ministers are scheduled to discuss Greece on May 22.
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The South China Sea was a key topic for ASEAN foreign ministers.
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The government indicated that ministers would refuse to comply with parliament's order.
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The two defence ministers were to hold a conversation on Friday night.
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Bhumibol reigned over more than 20 prime ministers and many constitutional changes.
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Deputy euro zone finance ministers will assess Greece's bailout progress next week.
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E.U. foreign ministers will meet on Sunday to discuss Mr. Trump's election.
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They left it to finance ministers to settle the details by December.
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Among them were 11 princes as well as ministers and wealthy tycoons.
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Malaysia has two finance ministers, one of whom is the prime minister.
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However, ministers concluded that Athens still had to take some further measures.
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How are the finance ministers and central bank governors taking this message?
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They included five ministers, 21 parliamentarians and former prime minister Victor Ponta.
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As Eurogroup chief, he chairs meetings of the euro zone's finance ministers.
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Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain called an emergency meeting of ministers.
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Ministers will look to Cohn for greater clarity on the US position.
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Authorities did everything right – they brought in priests, ministers and grief counselors.
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Ministers had previously set a year-end deadline to reach a deal.
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Latvian and Portuguese finance ministers have also applied, sources have told Reuters.
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"We need to accelerate our actions", he said, welcoming the ministers' plan.
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The ministers caved to public pressure, which didn't just come from Germany.
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"We received a request and oil ministers are discussing that," he said.
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It will not be for UK ministers to make such judgement calls.
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It was the second meeting between the two foreign ministers since May.
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On Monday, ministers are due to approve the eventual request, sources said.
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He was among former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's most trusted cabinet ministers.
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